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Get Connected offers talk on ADD

The Get Connected Parent Network invites parents to hear from child psychologist Sean LaRoque, Ph.D., who will speak Jan. 23 at 7 p.m. on “ADD/ADHD: What’s Behind The Letters?” The presentation, which is free and open to the public, will be at Woodside Elementary School, W236 N7465 Woodside Road, Sussex This presentation will include information […]

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Light Up postpones concert at HFAC

Light Up, the Milwaukee-based Styx tribute band, has postponed its concert originally scheduled for Feb. 15 in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center (HFAC). Tickets purchased by credit card automatically will be credited. Patrons who purchased tickets by cash or check will receive a credit toward any HFAC show or a refund. Refunds can be arranged […]

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Templeton recognized as exemplary middle school

Templeton Middle School was designated an Exemplary Middle School by the Association of Wisconsin School Administrators. Criteria for the recognition is based on: high growth in reading or math scores in the past school year; reading or math scores in the top 10 percent in the past year; and high growth in scores in reading […]

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Hamilton announces December students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected students of the month for November. They are: Stacy Bonesho, family and consumer education; Cassandra Chiao, communication arts; Abby Eimermann, world languages; Alyssa Figueroa, art; Kyle Fischer, mathematics; Colin Henschen, business education; Jordan Knight, applied engineering and technology; Stephanie Maletz, music; Katherine Rashid, social studies; […]

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Students take honors for catalog cover designs

Three Hamilton High School students were recognized for artwork they created for their school’s 2008-09 Course Catalog. Bryce Krueger took first place. His design will be on the cover of the catalog. Carly Townsend’s entry received second place. Alexander Malotky’s took third place. Krueger and Townsend, respectively, will receive a $50 and $25 gift certificate […]

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Hamilton DECA students earn record 25 awards

Hamilton High School came away with 25 awards and 15 students qualified for state competition Jan. 5 at the Southeastern Wisconsin Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Career Development Conference at Kettle Moraine High School. Students competed in 11 of 18 career related categories. Hamilton business education teacher and DECA advisor Skip Hay congratulated students […]

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Hamilton schools contribute to community during holidays

Hamilton School District students, staff and families showed appreciation for the needs of others during the holidays by contributing to charitable organizations and extending acts of kindness within the community and beyond. Following is a summary of activities at each school. Lannon Elementary School students, families and staff members contributed four 33-gallon bags of gently […]

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Songs of Sinatra take the stage Jan. 24 at the HFAC

The Hamilton Fine Arts Center continues its performing arts season Jan. 24 with the songs and sounds of Frank Sinatra. “The Sinatra Tradition” starring Ed Franks will bring the songs of Frank Sinatra alive, complete with a 17-piece band. The “Sinatra Tradition” is a tribute not only to the legendary singer’s voice, but something else […]

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Hamilton’s kindergarten registration begins in January

Kindergarten registration for children in the Hamilton School District is set to begin in January. There are several kindergarten options for 4- and 5-year-olds. An optional half-day program for 4-year-olds is available to children who turn four years old on or before Sept. 1, 2008. The district offers parents the option of choosing full- or […]

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Hamilton announces November students of the month

Hamilton High School students representing 11 curriculum areas were selected students of the month for November. They are: Jason Berger and Halley Greeneway, communication arts; Bess Farley, world languages; Daniel Hausman, applied engineering and technology; Kirsten Kozik, music; Heather Leskinen, social studies; Albert Mills, family and consumer education; Katelyn Putz, mathematics; Sara Shaffer, art; Virginia […]

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